Sentence examples for understandably stressed from inspiring English sources

I have to be a safe, knowledgeable pair of hands, because the patients I'm treating are, understandably, stressed and scared.

Watching the shaky phone video, it is clear that the child was understandably frightened and the gorilla understandably stressed, but in the video shown on the news websites, Harambe did not attack the child.

"I can't tell you how many conversations I'm in with educators who are understandably stressed and concerned about an overemphasis on testing in some places, and how much time testing and test prep are taking from instruction," he said, while unveiling the department's new Testing Action Plan.

Still, Michelle was understandably stressed and frustrated, and I suspect she felt a little like a single mom sometimes.

Literally creating a visual dialogue between the street and its inhabitants, the bubbles feature traditional winter icons like Nordic sweaters, snowshoes, and bundled up kids, as well as (understandably) stressed out, snow-shoveling animals and super chill yetis.

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Will this affect her premium which is due in September, because being a student she is understandably stressing about this and loves her car.

The prospect of universal massacre understandably puts stress upon anything constraining the scope of actions to prevent it, but the prospect of forced alterations, set-backs or radical changes to a way of life must be less threatening.

Understandably, membrane stress can also re-route intracellular membrane to the fast-growing Atg8/LC3+ replication intravacuolar niche for bacteria which can subvert the autophagy pathway (Yersinia pestis and Yersinia pseudotuberculosis, for instance) (Pujol et al., 2009; Moreau et al., 2010).

He began his speech by telling the pope that a large part of his clergy "understandably" opposed his visit, and he stressed the issue of Eastern-rite churches that are loyal to Rome as a crucial stumbling block.

Understandably anxious to avoid photographs of multimillionaire Tory supporters swigging champagne filling the papers, the dress code, stressed organiser Faye Watson from Conservative central office, was modest "suits/cocktail dresses, not black tie".